Brentwood, TN-based Brookdale Senior Living, the country’s largest senior living provider, has created a new position of executive vice president and president of senior living and has hired Cindy R. Kent to fill the role, the company announced Tuesday.
The Labor Department has given the nation’s largest senior living operator permission to launch an apprenticeship program for certified nursing assistants. The initiative will provide on-the-job and technical training to selected candidates.
Brookdale Senior Living executives shared the company’s efforts to improve move-ins, resident satisfaction and employee retention when they appeared Wednesday at the 2019 Nashville Investment Conference. Here are five takeaways from remarks by the leader of the country’s largest senior living provider.
Positive occupancy and revenue trends and the $1 billion in “mutually beneficial” transactions recently announced with the real estate investment trust known until last week as HCP (now known as Healthpeak) “provide further evidence of the progress we are making with our strategic plan,” Brookdale Senior Living President and CEO Cindy Baier said Tuesday.
On the eve of its third-quarter earnings call, Irvine, CA-based real estate investment trust HCP Inc. announced a new name and ticker symbol as well as the promotions of several individuals. Additionally, the REIT announced multimillion dollar deals involving Brookdale Senior Living and Capital Senior Living.
Senior living organizations with communities in certain parts of California put their disaster preparedness plans into action over the weekend as wildfires spread.
J.D. Power released the rankings of eight senior living providers as well as insights gleaned from a survey of residents, family members and friends.
Appointments and other news at AHEPA Management Co., Atrium Health, Brookdale Senior Living, Buckner Retirement Services, Cadence, Florida Senior Living Association, Greystone, IDB Bank, Integral Senior Living, MatrixCare, Merchants Capital, Meridian Senior Living, Watercrest Senior Living Group, WesleyLife and zumBrunnen.
Land & Buildings founder and Chief Investment Officer Jonathan Litt on Tuesday withdrew the nomination of James “Jay” F. Flaherty III from consideration for the Brookdale Senior Living Board of Directors, ending a proxy contest but promising to continue to watch the company’s progress on its “path towards shareholder value creation.”
A former utilization review nurse at Brookdale Senior Living who claimed the country’s largest senior living company fraudulently billed the Medicare program for $35 million dropped her lawsuit on Monday.
